Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Robert V
Bef 1138 - 1191 (> 53 years)
Generation: 1
Generation: 3
Generation: 4
Generation: 5
Generation: 6
1. Robert V was born before 1138 (son of Guillaume I de Béthune and Clémence de Cambrai-Oisy); died on 10 Jan 1191 in Acre, Palestine. Notes:
Lord of Béthune. Died on the Third Crusade.
Family/Spouse: Adélise de Saint-Pol. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:- Mathilde de Béthune
- Guillaume II was born about 1155; died about 13 Apr 1214.
2. Guillaume I de Béthune (son of Robert IV Grossus and Adèlide de Péronne); died in 1138. Guillaume married Clémence de Cambrai-Oisy. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
3. Clémence de Cambrai-Oisy (daughter of Hugues II de Cambrai-Oisy and Héldiarde). Children:
- Mathilde de Béthune
- 1. Robert V was born before 1138; died on 10 Jan 1191 in Acre, Palestine.
Generation: 3
4. Robert IV Grossus (son of Robert III Calvus). Notes:
Mentioned 1190.
Robert married Adèlide de Péronne. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
5. Adèlide de Péronne (daughter of Robert II de Péronne). Notes:
Mentioned 1100.
Children:
- 2. Guillaume I de Béthune died in 1138.
6. Hugues II de Cambrai-Oisy Hugues married Héldiarde. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
7. Héldiarde Children:
Generation: 4
8. Robert III Calvus (son of Robert II Fasciculus). Notes:
Mentioned 1033.
Children:
10. Robert II de Péronne Children:
Generation: 5
16. Robert II Fasciculus (son of Robert I Fasciculus). Notes:
Mentioned 1033.
Children:
Generation: 6
32. Robert I Fasciculus was born about 970. Notes:
From Leo van de Pas:
Robert, lord of Béthune in the historic land of Artois, is the progenitor of the house of Béthune. He lived at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries. By the year 1000 Dominus Robertus Faisceuls Bethuniae founded the church of Saint-Barthélemy in Béthune. This is the only historical reference to him. His son Robert II confirmed the foundation a few years later.
Robert's nickname 'Fasciculus' is derived from 'fasces', a bundle of rods containing an axe, borne before Roman magistrates as an emblem of power, in this case as a law-speaking patron (advocate) of the abbey of Saint-Vaast at Arras. However, only his descendants were established in this position as of right.Children: